2024 NCAA Division III baseball tournament

2024 NCAA Division III
baseball tournament
Season	2024
Teams	60
Finals site	Classic Park ; Eastlake, Ohio ;
Champions	Misericordia (1st title)
Runner-up	Wisconsin-Whitewater
Winning coach	Pete Egbert (1st title)
	← 2023 ; NCAA Division III baseball tournament ; 2025 →;

Last updated June 07, 2024

The 2024 NCAA Division III baseball tournament was the 48th edition of the NCAA Division III baseball tournament. The 60-team tournament began on Friday, May 17 and concluded with the 2024 Division III College World Series at Classic Park in Eastlake, Ohio, which started on May 31 and will end on June 6.^[1] It is the first Division III baseball tournament held in Ohio since 1987.

Schedule and venues
Bids
Automatic bids
At-large bids
Regionals and Super Regionals
Whitewater Super Regional
Granville Super Regional
La Verne Super Regional
Marshall Super Regional
Salisbury Super Regional
Newport News Super Regional
Beverly Super Regional
Ashland Super Regional
Championship bracket
Bracket
Finals
See also
References
External links

60 NCAA Division III college baseball teams were selected, with 41 earning automatic bids as conference champions and 19 earning at-large bids awarded by the NCAA Division III Baseball Committee. Teams were divided into fourteen regionals of four teams, each of which conducted a double-elimination tournament, and two regionals of two teams, each of which conducted a best-of-five series. Regional champions then faced each other in Super Regionals, a best-of-three-game series, determined the eight participants in the championship.^[2]

In March 2024, Birmingham–Southern College announced that it would be closing on May 31 due to financial troubles. Its baseball team earned an at-large bid and raised $100,000 through a GoFundMe to compete, drawing national attention.^[3] The team won the Granville Super Regional and played its first game in the championship bracket on May 31, the day the university closed.^[4]

Misericordia won the national championship for the first time, defeating Wisconsin-Whitewater two games to one.

Schedule and venues

On May 16, the NCAA Division III Baseball Committee announced the sixteen regional host sites.^[5]

Regionals

May 17–19
- Penn State Harrisburg Baseball Field, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (Host: Penn State Harrisburg)
- Prucha Field at James B. Miller Stadium, Whitewater, Wisconsin (Host: University of Wisconsin–Whitewater)
- Copeland Park, La Crosse, Wisconsin (Host: University of Wisconsin–La Crosse)
- Big Red Baseball Field, Granville, Ohio (Host: Denison University)
- Legends Field, Lexington, Kentucky (Host: Transylvania University)
- Nobby's Ballpark, Cleveland, Ohio (Host: Case Western Reserve University)
- Woods Field, Marshall, Texas (Host: East Texas Baptist University)
- Govoni Field, Wellesley, Massachusetts, (Host: Babson College)
- Robert H. Wallace '53 Field, Cortland, New York (Host: State University of New York at Cortland)
- Captains Park, Newport News, Virginia (Host: Christopher Newport University)
- Tambur Field, Dallas, Pennsylvania (Host: Misericordia University)
- Babb Field at Stromberg Stadium, Baltimore, Maryland (Host: Johns Hopkins University)
- Eastern Baseball Stadium, Willimantic, Connecticut (Host: Eastern Connecticut State University)
- Fisher Field, Berea, Ohio (Host: Baldwin Wallace University)
- Trinity Baseball Field, San Antonio, Texas (Host: Trinity University)
- Alumni Field, Claremont, California (Host: Pomona-Pitzer Colleges)

Super Regionals

May 24–25
- Prucha Field at James B. Miller Stadium, Whitewater, Wisconsin (Host: University of Wisconsin–Whitewater)
- Big Red Baseball Field, Granville, Ohio (Host: Denison University)
- Ben Hines Baseball Field, La Verne, California (Host: University of La Verne)
- Woods Field, Marshall, Texas (Host: East Texas Baptist University)
- Donnie Williams Sea Gull Baseball Stadium, Salisbury, Maryland (Host: Salisbury University)
- Captains Park, Newport News, Virginia (Host: Christopher Newport University)
- North Field, Beverly, Massachusetts (Host: Endicott College)
- Hugh Stephens Field at Estes Park, Ashland, Virginia (Host: Randolph–Macon College)

College World Series

May 31–June 6
- Classic Park, Eastlake, Ohio (Host: North Coast Athletic Conference)

Bids

Automatic bids

Conference	School	Record
AEC	Immaculata	26–16
AMCC	Penn State Behrend	25–11
ARC	Coe	29–14
ASC	Concordia (TX)	27–16
C2C	Christopher Newport	26–9
CCC	Endicott	39–2
CCIW	Millikin	26–14
Centennial	Johns Hopkins	32–9
E8	St. John Fisher	26–17
GNAC	Mitchell	31–11
HCAC	Hanover	30–15
Landmark	Scranton	30–11
LEC	Mass Dartmouth	24–18–1
Liberty	Ithaca	31–9
MAC Commonwealth	Alvernia	28–16
MAC Freedom	Misericordia	33–9
MASCAC	Bridgewater State	26–14
MIAA	Adrian	29–12
MIAC	Bethel	23–14
MWC	Beloit	22–15
NAC	Husson	23–9
NACC	Benedictine	32–12
NCAC	Denison	39–6
NESCAC	Middlebury	27–10
NEWMAC	Babson	29–11
NJAC	Ramapo	28–14
NWC	Willamette	28–13
OAC	Baldwin Wallace	36–8
ODAC	Lynchburg	30–15
PAC	Washington & Jefferson	31–10
SAA	Centre	34–11
SCAC	Centenary	23–18
SCIAC	Pomona-Pitzer	31–11
Skyline	St. Joseph's (L.I.)	33–12
SLIAC	Spalding	30–10
SUNYAC	New Paltz	29–13
UAA	Case Western Reserve	30–7
UMAC	Crown (MN)	21–20
United East	Keystone	31–11
USA South	North Carolina Wesleyan	33–11
WIAC	Wisconsin–Whitewater	35–8

At-large bids

Conference	School	Record
ASC	East Texas Baptist	36–8
C2C	Salisbury	28–9
HCAC	Transylvania	32–12
Landmark	Catholic	31–12
Landmark	Elizabethtown	31–12
LEC	Eastern Connecticut State	29–13
MAC Freedom	Arcadia	31–12
NESCAC	Colby	29–10
NEWMAC	Salve Regina	33–8
NJAC	Rowan	27–13
ODAC	Randolph–Macon	28–13
SAA	Birmingham–Southern	26–14
SCAC	Trinity (TX)	31–12
SCIAC	Cal Lutheran	25–13
SCIAC	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps	30–13
SCIAC	La Verne	26–12–1
SUNYAC	Cortland	30–12–1
United East	Penn State Harrisburg	34–9
WIAC	Wisconsin–La Crosse	31–13

Regionals and Super Regionals

Bold indicates winner. Seeds for regional tournaments indicate seeds within regional. Seeds for super regional tournaments indicate national seeds only.

Whitewater Super Regional

Regional			Regional			Regional Final				Super Regional

1	Wis.-Whitewater	9

4	Crown (MN)	2
			1	Wis.-Whitewater	20

			3	Cal Lutheran	3
2	Centre	0

3	Cal Lutheran	7
						1	Wis.-Whitewater	6	–
Whitewater Regional – James B. Miller Stadium
						2	Centre	4	–
4	Crown (MN)	5

2	Centre	16
			2	Centre	7

			3	Cal Lutheran	6



											Wis.-Whitewater	2	8	8

											Wis.-La Crosse	3	0	2
1	Wisconsin-La Crosse	19

4	Bethel (MN)	2
			1	Wis.-La Crosse	11

			3	Coe	12
2	Benedictine (IL)	9

3	Coe	12
						3	Coe	11	7
La Crosse Regional – Copeland Park
						1	Wis.-La Crosse	18	9
4	Bethel	4

2	Benedictine (IL)	12
			2	Benedictine (IL)	15

			1	Wis.-La Crosse	18

Granville Super Regional

Regional			Regional			Regional Final				Super Regional

1	Denison	15

4	Hanover	1
			1	Denison	26

			2	Rowan	7
2	Rowan	10

3	Millikin	6
						1	Denison	13	–
Granville Regional – Big Red Baseball Field
						2	Rowan	0	–
4	Hanover	4

3	Millikin	3
			4	Hanover	7

			2	Rowan	14



											Denison	1	6	–

											Birmingham-So.	10	7	–
1	Spalding	7

4	Beloit	3
			1	Spalding	2

			3	Birmingham-So.	4
2	Transylvania	7

3	Birmingham-So.	21
						3	Birmingham-So.	5	–
Lexington Regional – Legends Field
						2	Transylvania	2	–
4	Beloit	5

2	Transylvania	5
			2	Transylvania	6

			1	Spalding	5

La Verne Super Regional


Regional			Regional			Regional Final							Super Regional



						Trinity (TX)		18	6	3	0	–

						La Verne		9	15	12	1	–



1	CWRU	7

4	Alvernia	4											La Verne	1	4	–
			1	CWRU	0	San Antonio Regional – Trinity Baseball Field
													Lynchburg	7	6	–
			3	Lynchburg	5
2	Ithaca	1

3	Lynchburg	3
						3	Lynchburg					6
Cleveland Regional – Nobby's Ballpark
						1	CWRU					5
4	Alvernia	10

2	Ithaca	4	4	Alvernia	3

			1	CWRU	8

Marshall Super Regional


Regional			Regional			Regional Final							Super Regional



						Pomona-Pitzer		8	11	10	24	–

						Willamette		13	5	7	10	–



1	East Tex. Baptist	5

4	Centenary (LA)	2											Pomona-Pitzer	6	8	–
			1	East Tex. Baptist	7	Claremont Regional – Alumni Field
													East Tex. Baptist	4	7	–
			3	Concordia (TX)	3
2	Claremont-M-S	7

3	Concordia (TX)	13
						1	East Tex. Baptist					6
Cleveland Regional – Nobby's Ballpark
						2	Claremont-M-S					5
4	Centenary (LA)	5

2	Claremont-M-S	10	2	Claremont-M-S	6

			3	Concordia (TX)	5

Salisbury Super Regional

Regional			Regional			Regional Final				Super Regional

1	Salisbury	7

4	UMass Dartmouth	0
			1	Salisbury	1

			3	Mitchell	5
2	Babson	3

3	Mitchell	4
						3	Mitchell	0	0
Wellesley Regional – Govoni Field
						1	Salisbury	15	11
4	UMass Dartmouth	7

2	Babson	3
			4	UMass Dartmouth	0

			1	Salisbury	9



											Salisbury	8	9	–

											Salve Regina	9	14	–
1	Salve Regina	10

4	Colby	5
			1	Salve Regina	4

			2	Cortland	2
2	Cortland	3

3	Wash. & Jeff.	2
						1	Salve Regina	12	–
Cortland Regional – Robert H. Wallace '53 Field
						3	Wash. & Jeff.	3	–
4	Colby	0

3	Wash. & Jeff.	7
			3	Wash. & Jeff.	3

			2	Cortland	1

Newport News Super Regional

Regional			Regional			Regional Final				Super Regional

1	Chris. Newport	3

4	Immaculata	2
			1	Chris. Newport	7

			3	N.C. Wesleyan	2
2	Scranton	0

3	N.C. Wesleyan	6
						1	Chris. Newport	1	6
Newport News Regional – Captains Park
						3	N.C. Wesleyan	6	5
4	Immaculata	8

2	Scranton	0
			4	Immaculata	0

			3	N.C. Wesleyan	4



											Chris. Newport	1	1	–

											Misericordia	3	2	–
1	Misericordia	5

4	St. John Fisher	2
			1	Misericordia	7

			3	Keystone	4
2	Middlebury	5

3	Keystone	10
						1	Misericordia	6	–
Dallas Regional – Tambur Field
						2	Middlebury	4	–
4	St. John Fisher	9

2	Middlebury	10
			2	Middlebury	11

			3	Keystone	6

Beverly Super Regional

Regional			Regional			Regional Final				Super Regional

1	Johns Hopkins	12

4	St. Joseph's (L.I.)	1
			1	Johns Hopkins	20

			2	Arcadia	5
2	Arcadia	7

3	Ramapo	0
						1	Johns Hopkins	19	–
Baltimore Regional – Stromberg Stadium
						2	Arcadia	4	–
4	St. Joseph's (L.I.)	1

3	Ramapo	4
			3	Ramapo	3

			2	Arcadia	10



											Johns Hopkins	5	2	–

											Endicott	7	5	–
1	Endicott	6

4	Husson	2
			1	Endicott	19

			3	New Paltz	12
2	Eastern Conn. St.	1

3	New Paltz	4
						1	Endicott	4	–
Willimantic Regional – Eastern Baseball Stadium
						4	Husson	3	–
4	Husson	3

4	Eastern Conn. St.	2
			4	Husson	6

			3	New Paltz	2

Ashland Super Regional

Regional			Regional			Regional Final				Super Regional

1	Penn St.-Harrisburg	5

4	Bridgewater St.	3
			1	Penn St.-Harrisburg	3

			2	Randolph-Macon	7
2	Randolph-Macon	4

3	Elizabethtown	0
						2	Randolph-Macon	5	–
Harrisburg Regional – Penn State-Harrisburg Baseball Field
						3	Elizabethtown	2	–
4	Bridgewater St.	3

3	Elizabethtown	8
			3	Elizabethtown	6

			1	Penn St.-Harrisburg	5



											Randolph-Macon	6	4	9

											Adrian	5	5	6
1	Baldwin Wallace	4

4	Penn St.-Behrend	10
			4	Penn St.-Behrend	1

			3	Adrian	12
2	Catholic	2

3	Adrian	5
						3	Adrian	9	–
Berea Regional – Fisher Field
						2	Catholic	8	–
1	Baldwin Wallace	7

2	Catholic	9
			2	Catholic	14

			4	Penn St.-Behrend	2

Championship bracket

The championship bracket will be held at Classic Park in Eastlake, Ohio.

Bracket

First round			Second round			Semifinals				Finals

4	Pomona-Pitzer	3

5	Misericordia	6
			5	Misericordia	2

			8	Lynchburg	6
1	Endicott	2

8	Lynchburg	7
						5	Misericordia	3	5
Bracket 1
						8	Lynchburg	2	1
4	Pomona-Pitzer	6

1	Endicott	7
			1	Endicott	4

			5	Misericordia	12



										5	Misericordia	12	10	10

										3	Wis.-Whitewater	9	16	5
2	Salve Regina	7

7	Birmingham-So.	5
			2	Salve Regina	2

			3	Wis.-Whitewater	0
3	Wis.-Whitewater	11

6	Randolph-Macon	3
						2	Salve Regina	4	2
Bracket 2
						3	Wis.-Whitewater	7	5
7	Birmingham-So.	9

6	Randolph-Macon	7
			3	Wis.-Whitewater	11

			7	Birmingham-So.	10

Finals

Sources:^[6]

Game 1

June 4, 2024 7:00 p.m. (EDT) at Classic Park in Eastlake, Ohio
Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
Wis.-Whitewater	2	0	0	0	6	0	0	1	0	9	12	2
Misericordia	0	5	0	5	0	0	1	1	0	12	16	2
WP: Matt Lanzendorfer LP: Max Huseboe Home runs: UWW: Eli Frank (15), Adam Cootway (18) MIS: None Attendance: 189 Box Score

Game 2

June 6, 2024 11:00 a.m. (EDT) at Classic Park in Eastlake, Ohio
Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
Misericordia	0	1	0	0	0	0	3	4	2	10	18	3
Wis.-Whitewater	1	5	1	0	4	1	0	4	-	16	19	0
WP: Michael Hilker Jr. LP: Joe Valenti Home runs: MIS: None UWW: Aaron Holland (7), Matt Scolan (19), Eli Frank (16), Andy Thies (2, 17) Box Score

Game 3

June 6, 2024 3:00 p.m. (EDT) at Classic Park in Eastlake, Ohio
Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
Wis.-Whitewater	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	3	0	5	11	1
Misericordia	7	0	2	0	1	0	0	0	-	14	13	1
WP: Connor Maryniak LP: Cade Berendt Home runs: UWW: None MIS: None Box Score

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↑ "Pre-Championship 2018–19 Manual" (PDF). ncaa.org. Retrieved May 4, 2024.
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↑ "2024 DIII Baseball Championship Official Bracket".

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[2] "Pre-Championship 2018–19 Manual" (PDF). ncaa.org. Retrieved May 4, 2024.

[3] Mendoza, Jordan (May 25, 2024). "Their school is about to close. Now, Birmingham-Southern heads to College World Series". USA TODAY. Retrieved June 1, 2024.

[4] "D-III squad loses in WS on day school shuttered". ESPN.com. June 1, 2024. Retrieved June 1, 2024.

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